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Lecture and Oyster supper.

The members of the new Baptist
Church, 1T MappsvIlle, will give an oys-
ter supper OH lie eyrnug Ul the lOth
day oil November; supper to be- served at
any time during the after ioun-loi
which only Il moderate charge WILL Or
made. AT Z o'clock of SAM evening
Rev. w. ~. Street will deliv.,r Il lecture
in which will be related some OF tile
amusing Things whicn came ullder ms
observation Willie he wilS Il Soldier dur
ing the late war. Tile lecture will be
tesig .icd ni,l;ny TO furnish amusement
for It crowd. Everybody cordially i'll
vited to come. i he lecture val ue free
TO all. Proceeds of suppe- -or the bene
tit Of the church.
OLIVER BAKER AND OTHERS.
Committee
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]. 2. McMath.
Wacllapreague City, Va.

FoR RENT-For year 1855 the dwell
ling lately occupied by Edward J.. Will
lis, situated at Willis wharf, North
anpton county, Va. 1t is us desirable
residence as car. be found Oh Eastern
Shore of Virginia. being situated imme
diate!y on water and in II miles of Elk
morestation. Theuwelling is new CON
tanning several large comfortabl rooms,
conveniently arranged and is handsome
" enclosed To those with means. fond
of gaming, fishing &C.. or to one wish
ing to rent the store house adjacent
thereto and engage in business, it is
especially desirable. Possession can be
given LIST Of November. For further
particulars address Zorro Willis,
Exmore station, Va,
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and that he can save any from s to
10 per cent, who will place their
orders with him.
MY stock consists in part of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps Jerseys, Ladies' Wraps, Ready
Made Clothing,Stoves, Breeoh
ing Guns, SC. Have also addeu,lo
my stock the
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
to which special attention is invited.
1 sell everything in fact usually
found IN a country store as all will
find who call. Special attention is
invited to the following:
Best prints in any colors at 6 cents
per yard.
Oil Cloth from % to 45 cents.
Window Shades with fixtures so to
70 cents per pair.
Ladies' Dress Cloth from 80 to 60
cents per yard.
Colored Silks S1.15 to Sl.25.
Black Silks IS cents 20 So.
Boys Caps III cents.
A. H. G. MEARS,
Wacllapreague, Va.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned trustees of
Reese Chapel, Methodist Protestant
Church, being authorized by a
unanimously vote Gifts membership,
will sell the said church building at
private sale, to the party making
the highest responsible offer tor
same, on or before the first day of
December, next. Said sale is made
with a view of building more suit
able edifice elsewhere. For full
particulars, apply to J.WrightNor
ris, LeemOnt, or John ID. Grant,
Accomac G. H., Va. q
Signed, j. Wright Norris, John
D. Grant, VIM. NJ. Coard, James T.
Colona. r. 81. Pennewell, David w.
Scott, Geo. J. Bishop.
November LIST, 1887.
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No1IcE--The undersigned will sell at
public auction tU the highest bidder, on
Thursday, November 3rl, 1887. on his
late premises near Keller station, the
whole Of the personal property OF John
o. Downing, deceased, consisting of
household and Kitchen furniture, COWS,
horses, fine lot of hogs alldpigs. sheep,
corn, fodder, oats, wheat, carts, car
riase. farming implements &c. Sale to
commence at 10 a. m. Terms made
known on.day of Sale.
VIM. J.. Rue, administrator.
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PUBLIC AUcT1oN-I will sell at pub
lie auction. on Wed .iesday, November
9th, at his late residence, near the Head
of Bradford's Neck. the whole of TIL
personal property Of John Thomas John
son. deceased, consisting in part uf
household and kitchen furniture, agri-
cultural implements horses. cattle hogs,
corn, fodder, carriage, carts, potato bed
frames, &c. Terms will be male known
on day of sale, which will commence
promptly at l0a. m. will also rent out.
house and lot belonging to the estate OIL
same day. E. II. Powell,
Administrator
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Mr.. l.. Floyd Mock, administrator of
John &. G.illnalGs, deceased, will sell
at public auction on Saturday, NOrcm-.
her 18th at his late residence in Gusts
Neck, the Whole OF the personal proper.
~ of the d, cedent consisting i'll part OF
household aid kitchen furniture. farm
inr implements, horses, cattle, hogs,
corn. fot.der, l.ot;,to-hed frames &c.
Sale will commence promptly at 10 am.
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Democratic Speaking.

The following appointments for pub
ic speaking are announced 10y authority
J. w. G.. BLACKSTONE AND OTHERS.
New Church, Saturday. NV. 9Th
Mappsyille, Saturday Nov 5lh, pm.
FRANK Z. BRENT AND OTHERS.
Cashyille, Saturday Nov. 5!h p. M.
JAS II. FLETCHER AND OTHERS.
Letmont, Saturday Nov. 5th, I. p. m
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For SALE-Having rented out my
farm for the coming year, will sell at
private sale horses, pair of large
mules, colt 81 years old by Grey Nor
rill, 2 spring colts by Old Morrill,, fine
lot of mich COWS large yoke Of oxen
and cattle, all farming implements in
Guiding Champion self blndet nearly
new, thresher, wheat drill, fan, double
horse wagon, carts, &C., jump-seat
double carriage nearly new, / buggy and
spring wagon, and numerous other
things.also part of household and kitch-
en- furniture 800 barrels of corn, 40
stacks of fodder and 50Tons of hay.
e. T. Taylor.
Jenkins Bridge, Va.
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eEtItcOfCn:: nc.

Capt. r. f. Swift has been awarded
the contract Ivy the L. w. " B H. k.,
to rebuild steamboat wharf 1T tn placr
Mr.. D. J. Whea'io HI leased the
Armstrong hotel. III hill i'rl.liia. and
reports that it is btng run successfully
Five new names were registered last
Saturday, all good Democratic voters.
who are not taking any Ind"pcndentism
or Mahoncism in "theirs. f"
Our townsman. Mr.. s. ]. Mumford.
has been engaged Ivy Walhridge " Go.
Cape Charles City. to run an oyste::
shucking establishment this wiuter.and
left for that place Il few Gays ago.
Mr.. Wm. G. Payne. formerly of this
place, is row connected with Il lard.
ware store in Norfolk, and ]. w. Fields.
il, son of DR.. FIELDS has been engaged
by a hardware store in Philadelphia.
Recent arrivals mt the Atlantic: NJ.
II. Pope Pocomokc city; ]. Nv. Andrews.
F. r. Gunhy, George a. Tricc. Balti-
more. Nd; George Evans, Mystic
Bridge: Capt. Joseph Pru!tt, Franklin
City, Nd.
Capt. George G. Lewis. who was
stabbed by w. T. Dryden some weeks
ago has been removed to hospital. Phil
adelphia. AS soon as he is strong
enough, the physicians report that they
will operate IN him SO us TO be able 10
treat the internal wound
Mr.. J. Emory Massey son of the pro-
prietor Of Atlantic hotel. Ocean City.
Md. ard Miss Sadie Hudson, niece of
Mr.. D. j. Wheaton,, of this place.were
married at the brides residence. on TIN"
LIST inst, Rev. Mr.. Watkins. officiating.
After tour of several weeks in the
northern cities. they propose TO make
their home with us.
Our three nillincrs Lave all returned
from the city with large and handsome
stock of goods, and ere being literally
patrolized by the ladies', and a peepinto
our churches now of a Sunday morning
will convince you thai our ladies will
compare favorlbly with the prettltst
anywhere, and that our milliners know
how to slow them off to advantage.
Our people wSsre disappointed last
week in not having the Democratic or
atorS with them as announced. but the
merits of Ewell and Wilkins were dis
cussed very freely by those in attend
ance, and the ballot box will show next
Tuesday large majority for them. Our
speakers are expected however before
election tl;lv, ami when they do come
will meet witha rouSing reception.
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Pablo schooi Not,ce.

The regular annual meeting of the
electoral county school board. composed
of county judge. commonwealth at
tolney and county superintendent will
be held on the 18th day of November,
(court day. for the purpose of filling
vacancies in district boards of school
trustees which occur annually OIL the
Goth of November Petitions for one
new trustee IN each district board, OF
70: continuance of old officers will then
bein order.
JOIN E. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.
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NoTIcE-Having rented my farm for
1885, will sell at private sale my farm
ing utensils and stock. co lsisting Of a
pair good young mare mules, double
horse wagon and harness, harse Carts
made 10 order and as good rs new. dou
bic horse drag improved style. plows
cu)tivatora. Nc, 50heart frames in gouA
order fnrsweet potatoes, corn, oats foil
der ind higs, 2 thousand l:s. of pork 10
be delivered the day ofkilling, say about
the IL Or Is of Dec. Parties wanting
any can confer with me III the mean
time. Apply to John w .Co,bin.
IIacks Neck va.
p ~. Rny 10 EPunrotnonun W.,
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The Independent candidates for the
Legislature tell you that they are Dem
oclats, and yet would never have been
heard of us candidates if they had not
leen promised the entire Republican,
support. Voters can YOU he caught by
such chaff? Verify by their acts You
Should Judge them.
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Read the advertisement Of 3. w.
Moars & Son Keller station if you want
cheap good. They have unsurpassed
facilities for bnving on the best terms
and are too widtawake merchants not
to price their goods.so as to make it to
your interest to deal with them.
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MI. II. G. Doughty of the firm of
Philips Bros. & Co., Baltimore, will
visit our merchants EeXt week and If
either needed any conImel.dation at our
hands we would checrfully give it. Our
merchants will agree with us that there
is 10 letter firm III the CITY Of Baltimore
or one that has a cleverer representa-
tive.
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Fon SALE OR RENT offer my
house and lot situated in the furnishing
village of Powelton Torrent for year 1883
or will sell at a reasonable price. The
house is new, large ami convenient,
With street and water front, large lawn
running down TO naviga5le water. ex-
cpllent shore for wlaryeS convenient
for fishing. cunning aud water sports.
For terms: apply to
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The sale of the valuable woodland he
longing to James Walkers deviSees was
not made last Saturday OH account of
Indictment weather. twill be sold next
Saturday at p. m. in front of Parkers
hotel. Onancock.
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For fine millinery goods and notions
call on Mrs. E j. Savage, Belle Haven.
She is Just lone from the ci,yalG will
her well know reputation for pleasing
her customer cannot fail to attract at
tcntion and receive numerous calls from
purchaS rs.
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Advices received from every part Of
the county are to the effect that there
is no disafftction in the Democratic
ranks. Go to the polls gentlemen and
that You will vote right we have never
doubted.
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WOOD LAND
PUBLIC AUCTIONS!

Will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the Grand Central Ho.
tel, at Onancock. on
Saturday, the 18th inst,
IA acres of swamp land, belonging to
James Walkers devisees, situated near
Deep Greek Mill, and adjoining the
lands of George B. Fosqne, Thomas b.
Chambers heirs, Daniel Titlow and,
others. Terms OF Sale.
The purchaser will be required to pay
10 per cent. Ut the purchase money in
cash OH the iay of sale, and may pay as
much more or all If he desires on that
day, the balance not paid on the day Ut
sale will be divided in.o two equal in
stalments. payable at the expiration Of
one and two years respectively, from
the day of sale to be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser with good personal Sc
curity thereto. but the title will be re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid.
Upon compliance with the terms OF
sale the purchaser:willb be let into imme-
diate possession.
JAMES WALKERS deT:sces.
NJ
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Parks & Causey, I.ecmont, are closing
out a great many goods at reduced
rates. regardless of cost. Tie most oil
their stock bcirg entirely new and
bought for spot CASH. now is the
time to secure bargains if you will call
on them
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The Rechabites will have fair and
festival at Sanford NJ. i. Church, South
on the 2Sth day of December. The
early announcement is made byreQuest,
to prevent appointments of similar
character WHICH would conflict there
with.
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For dress goods, ladies and misses'
dolmans and jackets, and yeady-made
clathing for men. youths. boys and
children. call OH Pate & Mason, Lee
mont. They lave large stock and at
rock bottom prices.
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The personal property of Edward T.
Downing deceased, will he sold at pub
lie auction "Wednesday. November 30th.
Nv Dr.l. E.Marp administrator, as will
I've sptn by advertisement which appears
in this issue.
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NoTrcE-The Pungoteague livery
having dissolved partnership on Sept.
LIST, by mutual consent, / am not re-
spunsible for any debts made after the
above date. Parties holding accounts
against late firm must bring them in by
Nov. LIST, 1887. S w. Ames
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Mr.. James F. Counter, son of Judge
B. r.. Gunter. for several weeks past
under the treatment OF physicians of
Philadelphia, returned home this week.
We regret to be unable to report any
improvement in his health.
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Norfolk's little Lamb WAS advertised
to speak ut Greenbackville last night
and Hon. .Ioln W. G.. Blackstone WAS
sent iii pursuit of him by the chairman
of the Democratic Committee.
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Our cheap column headed Business
Notices. contains this week much
fresh matter OF local Importance. Al
WAYS read it and send MS an advertise
ment for that column-it only costs five
cents line.
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1t is now absolutely certain that the
word has been passed down the line aid
that every negro WILL be at the polls next
Tuesday and will cast his vote for the
independently candidates. Demo-
Gratis you know your duty, will you do
it9
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DIED.

TRADER Near Muddy Greek. Fri
day. October 2>th. of tlrupsy, Edmund
Trader, aged 81 years.
TuoRNroN-Near Mearsvillr, last
Sunday, infant of Emory Thornton.
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SLooP-I offer for sale cheap, small
slnop, rebuilt last May and in good re-
pair, has new sails including jib topsail.
new standing and running rlggiu, new
anchor and clialnan lawser, open hatch
rs, carries $50 bushels of oysters under
deck. just painted and ready for use.
Ell. Foote,
Wachapreague.
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There is probably no large city on this
continent where living can he had so
chpaply MS at Baltimore. The Terms ut
the Maltby House fully illustrate that
fnct
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Parker and Weaver. Democrats! You
NAV have noticed that they welcomed
John s. Wise to Accomac G. H., last
Monday and not Daniel. Beirne or
Stu',ts. Funny Democrats, amt"
-
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FsNcE-Sen1 your orders to me for
combination fence. Measure your
ground and confer with me, and you
will be surprised to learn how little it
will cost you to run nice fence that
will last for 40 years without am re-
pairs. Orders by mail will receive my
prompt attention.
a. NJ. Nottingham.
louisville.
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Dernocrattc rally at Accomec c. III.

Democratic GkSiiy Ut ASc"suEc y. la.
On last Monday, in suite of the bad
weather the Democratic rally at Acco-
mac &. H.. came of It's annpunce.. ard
was grand success. The people in
large numbers from all parts of The
county were present AMI greeted the
distinguished speakers Senator j. n.
Stubs. Col. Richard F. Beirne ami U.
s. Senator Daniel with tumultuous aii-
pause, which left no doubt that the
cause of Democracy had suffered no
abatement in the affections of the great
bulk of her people. Tile court house
WAS not only crammed full but maily
even hung around the windows, despite
the warning elements, to catch the pa
triotic utterlnces us they fell from the
lips of The eminent speakers. StubbS
and Bcirne made excellent speeches and
were applauded to the echo, but the rr-
ception to Major Daniel is indescrIbable.
His speech WAS one of the most power
full ever heard here and so effective that
10 Democrat who listened to it can
doubt lis to his duty. The great benefits
accrulng totlle Democratic party, por-
trayed blythe speaker, in its continued
supremacy III Stat e and national affairs.
his Arrangement OF Malone. his appeal
To all true Viggini;uS to stand hy tlleir
party. by voting for Ewel and wilkins
impressed our people beyond measure
at its conclusion, with the eloquent
and patriotic sentiments OF the Speak
erS still ringing i'll the ears of the people
assembled, Hon. John S. Wise appeared
upon-tle scene. chaperoned by about a
dozen Republicans and WAS greeted with
cheers for Daniel. These with about
fifty Democrats who were unable tn es-
cape because of the rain which was fall
ing in torrents made mp tie audience,
ard the latter besides cheering for Dan
lei were So liatientive that Johnnie got
mad and said sumo ugly things. His
speech to an audience so iElttemtive
naturally fell fiat. and Johnnie after it,
effectua L, marks Ct about twenty nIin-
ntes. devoted principally to complaints
If being received SO unkindy at the
home Of his ancestors departed, and
doubtless would have beel happier if he
had not come as Il guest TO d fest to
which,he was not invited. A division of
time was asked for Mr.. Wise but the
Democrats were underno obligations to
furnish him with an audience aKd re-
flu. ell. Subsequent developments prove
also that the people didn't want to hear
hiul, and tic refusal therefore wits emf
nently proper. The Republicans got
left aud OF course are not happy.
Since Monday, addresses have also
been made by tie eminent speakers at
OuancUck, Belle Haven and Temper
aLceville, and the cheering news re
ceived from i'll these points indicate that
their views were we'll received and good
results III The interest of Democracy.
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AT OR BELOW Cost Having deter
mined to close out my business, offer
my entire stock Of goods for ensIl, at or
below cost. The goods must 60. Come
aid buy bargains. J.D. Parsons.
Atlantic, Va.
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The Board of Supervisors will lave
their next meeting at Accomac G. H.,
on the nth IF November.
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Voters. remember, that a vote for
Parker and Weaver next Tuesday is a
vote for Malone.
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The grand jury which convened at
Accomac G. H., last Monday. rendered
five indictments against parties for VIC
lating the Local Option laws.
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Duhrrst will preach at
Conquest NJ. p Church near Tenn er-
anceville, to-mor, ON afternoon 1T 5 pm
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AN OLD SToIY-B aily's Cholera Cure,
the great Diahrhoea and DysenterY cure
has been found to be positive specific
in all Of the bowel complaints. Let ev-
cry family get and keep abottle in the
house. Try it. only Is cents. Sold by
all merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily 81 Son, Baltimore.
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Fox SALE-At my nursery at Oman
cock, II ,0uU ptach trees Of The latest y;l-
rictles nl Della ware, i, ally for delivery
this fall. lit price not To exceed 81 per
1Uli, G45 per Joe. and $40 per QUO for
1900 or more. Can also furnish apple
trees. vines plants, anything in nursery
line from other nurseries at reduced
rates. j. K. West.
Onancock.
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a correspondent from Cashville writes
us: you can safely put old Sluthkill
Neck down solid fnr Ewelland Wilkins
on tue Sth day of Noy. next. y
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Hiawatha and Supreme make better
bread than any flours on the market, and
will please the most fastidious.
Nudge, Smith & Go.
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning ur otherwise tres
passing upon my premises under penalty
OF law. Henry Lang.
AccumacC. II.
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AT OR BELOW CosT-Having deter
mi:ed to close nut my business, 1 offer
my entire stock of goods for cash, ut or
below cost The goods must 60. Come
and Luy bargains. Sam'l j. Revell.
Wattsville, Va.
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Rcese's Chapel NJ. P. Church, is Of
fertd for sale in this ISSUE.
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Mr.. Geo T Parramore claims the
honor of having laid the first brick III
our new clerks office.
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Gr1SNAL sB1sHor-At Drummond
town. Move nb.r 3rd, 1SS7.hy r. Violin
McNabb, William I. Griinalls TO Miss
Sulie w. Bishop.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Merchants will find it to their advan-
tage to deal with rs, aid familieSto use
our -four. Nudge, Smith Il Co.
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FIsH.-A few barrels of fine trout
fish at SI2 per barr, !. Call early if You
want to purchase. S. g. Mason,
MasOnville.
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Robert Williams. the hov orator will
lecture Mt Accomac e. H., tonight.
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Master Robert Williams, the juvenile
temperance orator, spoke To Il crowded
house in OnHncock. Tuesday night
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Hon. Richard F. Beirne spoke to a
large Democratic audience in the Town
Hall, Monday night. Tie devoted much
nf his time To y discussion Of the tariff.
and creattda fine impression among his
hearers as IA polished aud eloquent
Spn:IE.r